The 38th Mill Valley Film Festival (MVFF) concluded October 18 with the California premiere of “Suffragette,” which capped 11 days of screenings with internationally acclaimed filmmakers and special guests.
“This was an amazing 11 days for film lovers, music enthusiasts, and members of the industry,” said Mark Fishkin, Founder/Director of the Mill Valley Film Festival. “We are so proud to be a festival that filmmakers—both local and international—return to year after year to present their films to our sophisticated and influential Bay Area audiences, who love to see and nurture these new works.”
“Room” Dir. Lenny Abrahamson
“Spotlight” Dir. Tom McCarthy
“Truth” Dir. James Vanderbilt
“A Light Beneath Their Feet” Dir. Valerie Weiss
“The Automatic Hate” Dir. Justin Lerner
Audience Favorite, Gold Award – 2015 World Cinema“Brooklyn” Dir. John Crowley
“Remember” Dir. Atom Egoyan
“The Passion of Augustine” Dir. Léa Pool
“Under the Same Sun” Dir. Mitra Sen
“Surviving Skokie” Dir. Eli Adler, Blair Gershkow
“An Act of Love” Dir. Scott Sheppard
“A New Color: The Art of Being Edythe Boone” Dir. Marlene Morris
“Penny” Dir. Elizabeth Sher
“The Amazing Wiplala” Dir. Tim Oliehoek
“Shana: The Wolf’s Music” Dir. Nino Jacusso
Audience Favorite, Gold Award – 2015 Mind the Gap: Women | Work | Film“Suffragette” Dir. Sarah Gavron
“The Dressmaker” Dir. Jocelyn Moorhouse
“Mavis!” Dir. Jessica Edwards
“Code: Debugging the Gender Gap” Dir. Robin Hauser Reynolds
“Dogtown Redemption” Dir. Amir Soltani, Chihiro Wimbush
“Anomalisa” Dir. Charlie Kaufman
The 38th Mill Valley Film Festival was October 8 – 18, 2015.
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